Upper Tribunal (immigration)
What is Upper tribunal (immigration)?
The Upper tribunal (immigration) is a court that deals with appeals against decisions made by the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) in immigration and asylum cases.
What are the types of Upper tribunal (immigration)?
There are two main types of Upper tribunal (immigration) appeals:
Error of law - where it is believed that the decision made by the First-tier Tribunal contained a legal error
Judicial review - where it is believed that the decision made by the First-tier Tribunal was unfair or unreasonable
How to complete Upper tribunal (immigration)
To complete an Upper tribunal (immigration) appeal, follow these steps:
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Obtain the relevant appeal forms from the HM Courts and Tribunals Service website
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Fill out the forms accurately and provide all necessary documentation
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Submit the forms and supporting documents to the Upper Tribunal within the specified timeframe
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Questions & answers
What are the 7 chambers of the First-Tier Tribunal?
Employment Appeal Tribunal. First-tier Tribunal. General Regulatory Chamber. Health, Education and Social Care Chamber. Property Chamber. Upper Tribunal. War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation Chamber.
How long does it take for immigration appeal?
AAO appellate review: The AAO strives to complete its appellate review within 180 days from the time it receives a complete case record after the initial field review. Some cases may take longer than 180 days due to factors beyond the AAO's control.
What is the First-Tier Tribunal Immigration and Asylum Chamber?
The First-tier Tribunal Immigration and Asylum Chamber are responsible for handling appeals against some decisions made by the Home Office relating to: permission to stay in the UK. deportation from the UK. entry clearance to the UK.
Who sits in the upper tribunal?
The holders of judicial office in the Upper Tribunal, Lands Chamber are its Chamber President, who leads the Chamber and who is a High Court Judge. the Deputy Chamber President, who assists the President in the management of the Chamber. one further Upper Tribunal Judge. three Members of the Upper Tribunal (who are
What is the purpose of the Upper Tribunal?
Deals with appeals against decisions made by lower tribunals and organisations including: social security and child support, war pensions and armed forces compensation, mental health, special education needs or disabilities and disputes heard by the General Regulatory Chamber.
What are the 4 chambers of the Upper Tribunal?
Chambers and jurisdiction Administrative Appeals Chamber. Tax and Chancery Chamber. Lands Chamber. Immigration and Asylum Chamber.
